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Annapurna is a feminine given name of Sanskrit origin, derived from 'Anna' meaning food or nourishment and 'Purna' signifying fullness or completeness. This name shares its name with one of the peaks of the Himalayas in Nepal, which is considered sacred by Hindus and associated with Annapurna Devi, the goddess of harvests and food. As a name, Annapurna carries a meaning that embodies abundance and fulfillment.

MALVIKA

Malvika is a female name of Sanskrit origin, meaning "goddess of beauty". Its popularity was boosted by Nepali actress Malvika Subba in the early 2000s. It is pronounced /mɔːlˈʋɪkə/.

NORBU

Norbu, of Tibetan origin, means "treasure" or "precious jewel". It is often used by practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism, signifying the accumulation of merits towards enlightenment. Popular among the Sherpa community, Norbu is commonly found in Nepal and other regions with significant Tibetan populations.

PEMA

Pema: Tibetan origin, meaning 'lotus' in English. Symbolizes purity and growth through adversity in Buddhism. Commonly given to girls born in late May/early June in Tibet or among Sherpas in Nepal.

TENZING

The name Tenzing originated among the Sherpa people of Tibet and Nepal. Derived from "ten" meaning 'firm' or 'stable', and "zing" meaning 'strong', this unisex name is more commonly used for boys. Traditionally popular in the Himalayan region, it gained global recognition through Tenzing Norgay, who summited Mount Everest in 1953 with Sir Edmund Hillary. Today, Tenzing symbolizes bravery and strength.